Monthly Archives: November 2022

Patient status in Easy DICOM Viewer

Easy DICOM Viewer 4.7 lets you define statuses for each series of images. A series can have an unread, reading, or completed status, as indicated by the colored circles.

In this way, you can easily identify images that require your attention. You can easily filter the images in the patient history list by their status using the status filter:

You change the status of the series’ images when you open the series. In the Patient information tab. select the status you want to apply to the series:

Download a 14-day trial of Easy DICOM Viewer now, and see how you can easily identify which images require your attention.

Easy DICOM Viewer is a collaborative effort between LISIT, Co., Ltd. and Yohz Software. To learn more about Easy DICOM Viewer or download a trial, please use this link. If you are in Japan, please use this link instead.

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How Easy DICOM Viewer is different

Improved redaction in Easy DICOM Viewer

In Easy DICOM Viewer 4.8, redacting an image and saving the redacted DICOM file now preserves the HU values in the image.

DICOM images may sometimes contain patient data burned into the image e.g.

Easy DICOM Viewer lets you redact areas of the image you want to keep private using the redaction function. For example, say we want to hide the details that indicate the patient’s birth date:

You can then export the DICOM image with the redaction applied.

The modified image will preserve the original HU values and DICOM tags where possible. Note that during the export process, you can also choose to anonymize the DICOM tags.

Download a 14-day trial of Easy DICOM Viewer now and experience how easy it is to redact your images and anonymize the DICOM tags.

Easy DICOM Viewer is a collaborative effort between LISIT, Co., Ltd. and Yohz Software. To learn more about Easy DICOM Viewer or download a trial, please use this link. If you are in Japan, please use this link instead.

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Easy PDF Search color schemes

In Easy PDF Search 6.2, users can now change the color schemes to one of 3 options. There is the default light color scheme:

and 2 additional ‘darker’ schemes i.e. a dark scheme

and a gray scheme.

This was added based on user feedback, who pointed out that using Easy PDF Search for long periods of time on a large monitor using the default light color scheme caused eye discomfort.

To change the color scheme, select the Color scheme item from the main menu:

and then select the color scheme you want to use.

Download a 14-day trial of Easy PDF Search now and experience a faster way to search your PDF collection.